Highlights of 2015
Investigators and staff were successful in obtaining funding for a number of Aus-ROC studies, including the EXACT RCT ($1.89M -NHRMC), studies to understand regional variation in bystander CPR ($83K –NHF), and to conduct a post-resuscitation audit in Victorian hospitals ($50K –NBVLL). The NHF also awarded Aus-ROC investigator the Ross Hohnen Award for Research Excellence for the most outstanding and innovative grant application.
Staff and students published 7 Aus-ROC publications, including papers examining: factors related to OHCA survival, trends in incidence over time, CPR training practices, and resuscitation exposure. Staff and students also received a number of national and international conference awards.
We look forward to what 2016 will bring!
Latest News
Aus-ROC PhD Scholarships open -Monash and Curtin Universities
These PhD scholarships are available through the NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence grant: Optimising the Emergency Response to Save Lives – An Aus-ROC Centre of Research Excellence (Aus-ROC CRE).
These scholarships provide a full-time PhD stipend to support research to improve survival outcomes for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA). The PhD topic is negotiable but must align with the Aus-ROC CRE research program.
Enquiries: Monash University Professor Janet Bray: janet.bray@monash.edu and Curtin University Professor Judith Finn: judith.finn@curtin.edu.au
2024 Epistry Annual Report
We are delighted to launch our 2024 Aus-ROC Epistry Annual Report and the latest Aus-ROC data*
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